Recently conducted simulations of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan give rise to cautious optimism about one of the most challenging scenarios. They show that although such a war would be costly to all ...
Taiwan’s export orders down 23 per cent, China and Hong Kong lead decline despite reopening
Taiwan's export orders fell by 23.2 per cent in December compared to a year earlier to US$52.17 billion Orders to Taiwan from its biggest buyer, mainland China and Hong Kong, fell for a ninth straight ...
Taipei to host biggest lantern festival in the world
Taiwan Lantern Festival will return to Taipei from February 5 to 19 this year after 23 years of travelling around the country.
Taiwan exports fall for the fourth straight month; uncertainty darkens outlook
TAIWAN’S export orders contracted for a fourth straight month in December, hit by slumping Chinese demand and weaker global consumer spending due to inflation and interest-rate hikes. Read more at The ...
China ‘learning from Putin’s disaster’ as they prepare for all-out Taiwan blitz to ‘cut island off from US’
CHINA is preparing for an all-out blitz of Taiwan, a former US Department of Defence official has warned. Michael Beckley said Xi Jinping will have learned from Putin’s disastrous mistakes ...
Pentagon must ditch ‘woke,’ focus on readiness to deter China from taking Taiwan: top Republican says
House Subcommittee on Readiness Chairman Mike Waltz says China will soon try to invade Taiwan and also says the DOD needs to move away from "woke" policies.
UPDATE 1-Taiwan Dec export orders fall for 4th month, uncertainty darkens outlook
The island's export orders, a bellwether for global technology demand, slid 23.2% from a year earlier to $52.17 billion, the Ministry of Economic Affairs said on Tuesday. December was still the third ...
Taiwan Exports Orders Fall 23.2%
Taiwan's export orders declined at a slower-than-expected rate at the end of the year, data from the Ministry of Economic Affairs ...
Taiwan Dec export orders fall for 4th month, uncertainty darkens outlook
Taiwan's export orders contracted for a fourth straight month in December, hit by slumping Chinese demand and weaker global consumer spending due to inflation and interest rate hikes. The island's export orders,
Taiwan Export Orders Fall in 2022 for First Time in Three Years
Taiwan’s export orders fell last year for the first time since 2019, with a steep decline in December that suggests more concern ahead for the trade-dependent economy in 2023.
Taiwan’s Decision To Ban Crabs From China Causes Concern About Chinese Food’s Ill Effects
Taiwan's latest decision to ban imports of crabs from China due to the presence of the hazardous chemical Dioxin, has
Asian shares fall in muted trading ahead of Fed meeting
Asian shares are mostly lower in muted trading as investors await decisions on interest rates and on earnings reports from around the world. Traders were awaiting the U.S. Federal Reserve’s ...
Taiwan investment in the U.S. surges
As the Sino-U.S. technology war intensifies and cross-straits relations worsen, Taiwan companies are increasing rapidly their investment in the United States. In the 2018-2022 period, Taiwan ...
Taiwan sees 15-year high inbound investment in 2022
The Taiwanese government approved 2,566 investment projects proposed by foreign (excluding China-based) and overseas Chinese enterprises in 2022, with the total investment of US$13.303 billion hiking ...
China urges Kevin McCarthy to avoid repeating Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan
China's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Mao Ning, urged House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to avoid visiting Taiwan as his predecessor, Nancy Pelosi, did last year.
China urges McCarthy not to visit Taiwan
China is warning House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) against visiting Taiwan after reports that the GOP leader is planning a trip later this year to the island, which is a flashpoint in the rising tensions between Beijing and Washington.